Back-of-the-Bike Food Night

Ride pillion with a local driver through District 4 and District 5. Six stops, six stools, from bánh xèo to snails to chè.

Where

Sài Gòn

Sessions

Evening 6–10 pm

Duration

4 hrs

Group

1–8 guests

Price

$48 per guest
≈ 1.25M ₫

Included

• Licensed driver and helmet
• Six food stops, drinks included
• Insurance

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Before you go

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